Abu is a complete immersion into the natural environment of the African elephant. This is a camp for those wanting the ultimate elephant educational safari. The Abu Herd members are eloquent ambassadors for elephant conservation, and several elephants have been reintroduced to the wild, where they continue to provide valuable data to local researchers and conservationists. Guests will observe elephants up close in the wild and get to know their individual personalities. Stay in one of the six en-suite luxury tents with outdoor copper bath and plunge pool sunk into the teak deck. We can pre-book your sleep out in the elevated Star Bed where you will be lulled to sleep by elephant rumblings. By the time you leave, you will feel a special, emotional connection to the Abu herd.

Chitabe is often recognized as the “Soul of the Delta” with a loyal and passionate team. This private concession is famed for its incredible numbers and diversity of wildlife. With the endangered African Wild Dog being a personal focus of the camp, day game drives give guests an opportunity to view buffalo, cheetah, elephant, giraffe, hippo, lion, leopard, and zebra; whereas night game drives give guests a glimpse into the rarer nocturnal animals in the area. The eight Meru-style tents are raised on wooden decks under large, shady trees. Each tent has twin beds, en-suite facilities and indoor and outdoor showers. 

Chitabe Lediba is on the same island as the nearby Chitabe Camp, and offers a much more intimate experience, for small groups or families. Guests can enjoy the multitude of wildlife that comes to drink by day from the comfort of the lagoon, or “lediba” in Setswana. There are just five en-suite tents with two of them being family units with two bedrooms and a shared bathroom. All tents are built on raised decks offering views of the Delta.

This is the home of National Geographic filmmakers, conservationists and explorers, Derek and Beverly Joubert.  The camp was rebuilt in 2017 and designed by Derek to blend into the forest.   The camp features five spaciously bespoke tents set on recycled railway-sleeper decking.  All units have private plunge pools, rosewood decks, inside and outside showers, sumptuous bath, outside sala bed, a Canon camera and a pair of Swarovski binoculars to use while you are there.  Duba Plains Suite is an exquisite two-bedroom tented villa with two plunge pools, indoor and outdoor showers. This is a wildlife connoisseur’s dream!  The 81,000-acre reserve supports a stunning array of wildlife which is there for the guests of Duba Plains and Duba Explorers Camp exclusively.   Children ages 8+ are welcome.

Made famous by Dereck and Beverly Joubert's National Geographic film, Relentless Enemies, the Duba Reserve offers an idyllic experience on this private 81,000-acre reserve.  Set on an island surrounded by the Okavango Delta, the camp features five stylish tents on raised decks with verandahs provide viewing sweeping views of the floodplain.  The specially designed "puddle-jumper" Toyota Land Cruiser game drive vehicles used here and are equipped with camera mounts and can travel through high water levels.  Guided walks, game drives, mokoro and boating as water levels permit, are on offer here.    Elephant, hippo, lions, leopards and African wild dogs are spotted frequently.

Vumbura Plains Camp is an outstanding example of Botswana’s innovative and sustainable approach to tourism working to benefit local villages and communities in partnership with the Okavango Community Trust. Vumbura Plains offers a high concentration of predators such as lion, leopard, cheetah and wild dog offering an excellent wildlife experience on both land and water. 

Little Vumbura is situated on a secluded island, reachable only by boat, on the northern reaches of the Delta. Surrounded by water and lying close to large rivers, mokoros give guests a chance to glide through waterways whereas game drives by land allow guests to get close to animals in the savannah.

The wide-open channels of the Delta spread out in front of this stunning camp where guests adventure by land and by water.   Nxabega, meaning “Place of the Giraffe,” boasts light, airy interiors and the nine tented suites with breathtaking views of the floodplain and all of its passing wildlife from private verandas.  Families can be accommodated in two multi-generational tents connected by a covered walkway.  The main camp includes stylish lounging and dining areas and a swimming pool.

Situated on a private concession in the magnificent Okavango Delta, Sandibe boasts exclusive traversing rights over a vast stretch of land adjacent to the wildlife-rich Moremi Game Reserve.  The twelve elegant suites are elevated above the landscape and feature magnificent Delta views, as well as private plunge pools, cozy fireplaces and secluded nooks.  Built with a commitment to treading lightly on the earth results in an organic architecture that blends seamlessly with the landscape.  

Xaranna is a wonderfully airy camp with just nine sleek en-suite safari tents on its own Delta island within a 62,000-acre exclusive wildlife concession. Your days are filled an array of activities from guided walking safaris, to interpretive game drives, eco-boat cruises and traditional mokoro excursions. Guests can also experience the unique landscape of the Okavango Delta on a half or full day horse-riding adventure, providing an opportunity to venture up close to the Delta’s spectacular wildlife and bird species.

With just five suites, this intimate camp is built on raised platforms high above the Boro River in a private area bordering the Moremi Game Reserve. Your bed can be wheeled out onto your private deck for a night under the stars.  And you’ll want to indulge in the star bath which is a real highlight.  Game drives, seasonal mokoro and boat excursions are on offer.  The special “living with elephants” immersive experience gives you an opportunity to walk through the bush with two semi-habituated elephants that have been cared for by Doug and Sandi Groves.